Roseburg news-review., August 17, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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P OEPENDON COOPS wVv J
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OItE V n 0 tK K W , KEyrcW JtT.'W
QUALITY GOODS!
Tn hnvintr foods we are always on the look
out for fabrics of the finest quality, weave and
designs. From the wee'est baby stockings
to our most expensive silks, we always choose
the best in quality. That is our watchword
QVAL11Y.
DRY GOODS-LADIES WEAR
I. ABRAHAM
The Store That Gives You Service,
WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS
See Lerry, Apple Broker
For the Famous
Utah Peach
Grown on the Hotel Umpqua Farm
For Eating and Canning
Rov. R. A. tlutchiusoa was over
from Oukland today.
R. W. Lone. a prominent resident
of Yoncalla, ai in ibi-i city lo.iuy.
Mr. Long ia th't li'-iLOt-r iUu liumiu.
for county cot.iiuib.donvr.
Here fi-oni t-.lktoli
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hancock, of
Elkton, wore in thin city last nlKht.
Ouy lioon was In Iro.u Souili
IKf-r creek this afternoon.
John Old' r, for many yiur.i n
resident of the Yoncalla valley, wai
irautuictlug burnous here today.
Halph Mocinc, of I.oa Angelas, ur
rived hero this afternoon and Is
visit Inn with his uncle, Judgo J. C.
Kullorton.
Hero From Wlnstons
Mrs. George Spaur. of Wlnstons,
spent yesterday in town shopping.
Here From Wlnstons
Ceo. Brosl was a business visitor
In town yesterday.
In From ;Hdo
W. L. II. Osborne was In from
Glide yesterday looking after busi
ness matters.
Upturns From Mountains
Dr. Seely, who has been (pending
an outing In the mountains .returned
to this city yesterday.
Hero From Yonralln
Mrs. W. K. Satcheell spent the
day in this city shopping and at
tenlng to business matters.
In From rintKllia
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Emery spent
the day in town yesterday visiting
and attending to business matters.
Here From finrdon Valley
R. S. Hutton, of Garden Valley,
spent yesierdny here attending to
business matters.
In from l,onklne Gifts
.Mrs. W. K. Cllngonpeel was In
from looking Class this morning.
OIHo Itc-ddent Here
John Alexander, who was In from
AUTOMOBILE E L K O T R I O A I.
TltOtUI.Kt AXD THK1II CAUSES.
Many of your electrical troubles
can be prevented by carefully watch
lug your equipment.
If your ammeter shows a decrease
and fluctuation in charging current
and la allowed to continue, it will
eventually burn out your generator.
If your lights flicker and your
motor misses, it la dun tp loose con
tacts, (rounds or short circuits.
1 starting motor shows loss of
power, turns motor over a few revo
lutions and stops, the contacts are
loose, starting switch is burned, mo
tor brushes worn out, or the internal
mechanism of your starter is tilled
with oil and dust.
Last but not least, don't lot an
amateur experiment with your olec
erlcal equipment. Our experience
and training of years Is at your ser
vice. Consult W. R. Brown, at the Auto
Kloctrlral Station, Cor. Oak and Pino
His. Phono 136.
NOTICH FOIt BlllS FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned at bis office In
the city hall In Ihe city of rtoseburg,
UP to 6 o'clock p. ni. Saturday, Aug
ust 28, 1920, for tho Improvement
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwajm bears
ihe
Signature of
of North Jackson street from the
north line of Second Avenue North to
tho north line of Third Avenue North
tn the manner provided by ordinance
No. 728.
All bids must oe suomitted upon
blank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned,
and must bo accompanied by a cer
tified check payable to the city
Treasurer for 6 per cent of the
amount hid, to be forfeited to lh:
city in the event said bid is accepted
and the bidder shall fall to enter
Into a contract and bond with the
city according to the terms of said
bid. A bond of 100 per cent of the
contract, satisfactory to the city,
will be required from the contractor.
The time stated In the proposals for
completing the work will be consid
ered In awarding the contract.
Tho council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of tho Common Council.
Dutcd August 17. 1!20.
K. L. WHIPPLE.
Recorder of tho City of Roseburg,
Oregon.
Advertise In the News-Review.
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l-NIVF.KSAL T1KK FILLER
Ouaranteed loti.ono miles. It
will not flatten, anften. Iinrd,-n
or crumble If kept properly Iri
atnllfd In the tire. Nor will It
Chung" Its conalittcnry In 100.
000 inlleH of continual wear.
A trial wilt convince ymi
enotuih that you will forever !
hroiish with the use snii uncer
tainty of tli old stylo of sir
lllte.l tlreit.
Turn vour tire troubles over to
us at the
Filler Service Station, Corner
Oak nml Itosc
CARL OHMA. Manngor
To Our Customers:-
The only way to paint economically Is to FORGET GALLON
PRICE and figure coat by area cover and years of life.
SWP covers one-third more area than paints which aro cheaper
per gallon. It lasts twice as long without re painting, so re
quires half the material and labor costs.
Ou that basis, SWP is the cheapest-per-gallon outside paint you
could buy. , ,. r.lV )
SWP is the best prepared house paint. That Is why we sell It.
Now Is the time to consult us about your house painting.
Prepare to do It this fall before tho rains fill the wood with
moisture. Oil and water do not mix well and It will be better
to OU cracks, crevices and exposed pores of wood with linseed
oil and pigment now while water Is absent,
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CHURCHILL HARDWARE COMPANY
TAIID OF THANKS.
Wo lWnby wish to oxjirosR our
ttaankfiilncHs to nil those who bo
willingly assisted uh, in savlnf? some
of our furniture nnd othor things,
and who ptoviilod temporary el'-th-Inc
for tho children and ouraelf.
And to tho Fire Hoys who bo
promptly rv:pondnd to tho mil of
duty, there. y inn kin p It posalblo for
all tho roomers to Ri't out to plncos
of B.(fety whou our home and
rooming house was destroyed by
fire on the night of Auirn':t Hih,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl W. Ob .nan.
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XOTIC15 TO IWTItOXS.
KiT-ctivo Aur. 1G, rrlrvs mi nil
chiasm nf bla ItMiiii hint;, fnHudin:
ln.rsc.h(j'irig. wtil b" in acron'auro
with tho firln i!'ii of pi mm (i'!nprd
by the undersigned. Advancoa in
piires have b on mad' owing to in
creased cost of material nnd coal.
Trice whodulo mny b 8" n at Fhop:;
of undersigned.
ANDKIISON O'KIIXKV,
lOHRRTY UROS.,
i:n NOAH.
DKNNIS MATTHEWS.
SFCTS STfiS
absolutely removed by
our
CRY CLEfiKir c
A trial proves lot us
have the auit, coat, skirt, ,
today, as a sorter.
VIoii Your t'lfaner?
Try Our Uy
Our Auto Will Cull.
'hone il77.
I fMh II
Ladies' Hiking Shoes
and Mountain Boots
Here in Your Size.
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ROSEBURG BOOTERIE .
mnw nitrxi
kaa Tlat Ssll.fy mm KM T..r re.t
BrtBST Vm yvsr rmmmts stark mm s IS slnTtrmra
rsUUlins BLIM. CAI ST.
Host-in hii.
Ranch to Lease! I
I'p tit d.ite dairy ranch on Pa
cifie luriiv. ay. fully sloeked
nnd ( .iulpi-. il. Flue buildiiiKs.
li'ie dairy herd. Itolslellls.
About 60 head of slnek, four
horses. Grain crop. Full
equipment Price of riiulpment
fCUOO. Kent of place $600
per year.
Wanted!
Two p. nple who w ish to per
chaje houue in Kof.-hury to
b'.'y c'o-o in p:op r-y nt teas-o.-i.il.'e
pr:.- . , and b.il
snce t. i a n.
K.ii v t nl.or.t t'ut rent p.vm.
Own a hiou. of your own. We
haye furnNheil houses for as
low ss S.'oo down.
Let us show you.
Gllda Uidy. rvBorls tbrosblui In
pofress ID tn nolnh'Jurliooil.
Mill Arrlro From Poillnn'l
Mr. and Mrs Chae N. Halght will
arrivs in tUs elty tomotrow tveniug
from Portland to visit with Mrs. A.
Sinulj and ilrs. ltert Bellows.
isit from Cherry City
G. A. Dmghnrty and Clenn Dagh
erty, of Salem, wore a in on p the
ruests at the Umpqua hotel last
Hight.
t.oes to Medford
Mrs. Crotty aud Mrs. Agnes aud
Dlleii Daugherty, who have been
visiting Mrs. Urucker in this city,
'elt this morning for Medford.
Ierive fr IVndleton
Mr. and .Mrs. Hays loft on this
,'ftornoons train for Pendleton
whore they will make their home.
Mrs. Hays was formurlv Miss Edith
Wtlcox.
l!aek From KnMcrn Orefron .
Al Creason has returned ' from
eastern Oregon, where he has been
attending to business matters. Ho
reports business prospering In the
eastern Oregon country.
Will lleturn Home
P. W. Iieckley and family, who
havo been vacationing at Belknap
Sprirgs, on the McKenzle river, will
return to Foseburg Thursday.
Inves for Ixs Angeles
Mrs. M. A. O'Leary, who has been
vIsltlnR Mrs. R. K. Crawford of this
city, left this morning for Los An
geles. Is I in proved
Pr. Miller, who was operated upon
In Portland, is ropnrted much better,
lie will leave tho hospital today and
spend the following week at the Her
'o.nin home In that city.
Left for California
Mr. and Mrs. John Busenbark. of
Melrose, left Tor Santa Cruz. Calif.,
this morning to make an extended
vlpit with the la'ter's sl3ter and
other relatives and friends.
(lelnff to Metmnoll!
It. S. Vronrh expects to go to
Portland tomorrow and will pro
bably attend the big picnic of the
Washington and Oregon Elks at
Vancouver the following day.
Hero From inrden Valley
Henry Oelkers of Oarden Valley
was a business visitor in the city
today. Mr. Oelkers states that his
pears are of the Iflrst grade thl
year.
lieave for California-
Miss Elizabeth Parrott and Miss
Helen Casey will leave tomorrow
iinrning for Berkeley, Calif., with
M'ss M. E. Lcverich. who has been
visiting at the Parrott residence for
"omo time. They will make tbe
trln hy ntito.
Motel Man Visit'
1). W. Crosby, the widely known
hotel man of R;ddle. was here on
Vtstness Inst nlht. The bridge over
the Pou'h Umpqua river this side
of Riddle Is open for travel, but is
to undergo extensive repairs soon.
Take WuiTiints at Par
Lane county nnd Unejene elty war-
rants will hereafter be accepted at
the banks of Fuseue ut par value. In
stead nf at two per cent discount that
has been charged during the past
foy weeks, but the banks do not
nsreo to accept all warrants offered
(Vise Is IHsnilssed
Tho case In tho circuit court of
Leona Abraham vs. the A. Rupert
eannory company has been dismiss
ed by Judco Hamilton on an agree
ment of the attorneys. The case
was dismissed without costs to
eilher party.
Returns to Fugcne
Mrs. William Moll Case of En
eene who has been visiting In this
elty at her brother's home. City
selmol sperlntendent Hnmm his re
turned home. She Is tho wife of
Rev. Case of the Presbyterian
'hnrrh of Eutrene, who was over
seas for many months in tho Y. M.
A. service.
West I'ofnt Man Returning
Cadet Slater Miller (if tho tl. S.
milltaT academy nt West Point.
New York, who has heen spending
several weeks here with his parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Miller, will leave
tomorrow morning in bis return to
that institution lor the coming
year's course.
Leaves for .Newport
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Daniels and
siaall daughter left on this after
noon's tn'n for a two weeks vaca
tion at Newport.
Visiting I'juvnut Here
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pomeroy and
son William, and Misses Delpha and
I.oieno ilurll.urt, of Portland, passed
through here this morning enroute to
i:onnd Prairie to visit at the home of
T. II. PuriieU for tho next two weeks.
Mrs. Pntnoroy was formerly Miss
Verne Burnett.
Jletusii From Vnejitloil
Mayor and Mrs. w. S. Hamilton
and Mr.i. M. K. Kidder returned yes
'erlay afternoon from a vacation
Hip to Crescent city. California. The
trip was made In the mayor's auto
ami a fine time was reported. "Rose
htUK's camp grounds compare favor
ably with those in other portions."
said the mayor today. "Uosoburg
at v.: ys looks good aftt r a trip to
other places."
Campaign Button Itcceiveil
Tho American Protective Tariff
Leacie has jast issued its campaign
but tin. which reals as follows:
"Harding and Conlldge. Smile.
1120." and on the bark of the button
are the words "Protection. Prosper
ity xho "Smile" Is in red Ink
across the button and as large as th
space will allow. Several of these,
bui tons have been received in Rose
burg and are being worn by report
ers of the Hardlnr-Coolldge tliket.
I'vtra Covers Neodeil
Weather observer Bell informs us
oday that the lowest temperature
night was 66 degrees. The
hlcbcst tempernture yesterday was
( decrees. This is n, great relief
fror.i the extreme heat of tho past
wek and those of us who are stay
ins home and reading the boata
resort news sincerely hone that Mr.
Hell can continue to dish out this
variety of climate for several weeks
vet.
Ci-ntrr I.nVe Rid Fund
. An order was sinej by the county
court this week aulhorliing Jackson
ro'a'y to exonerate with the state
arrangement the national govern-1
iiivm prvviuvs tV "?I wuti wm siuto
ti per ont and tbe county ZS per
cent of tb amount to be expended.
It Is expected that financial arrange
ments along this line will be com
pleted In tbe near future Jackson
ville Post.
Ice bliortara General -
Clay Darby, of the Hamilton Drug
store, state! that Roseburg is not the
only city suffering fro man ice short
age. Mr. Darby wl ed to Ashland for
an ace shipment this morning; but
received a reply to tbo effect that
they had none to spare at that place.
Eugene ice plants made the same
reply.
Kecking Location
W. H. Keough, of Spokane, was In
the city yesterday and today looking
over the situation In the county witn
a view of locating here. Mr. Keough
snent a good many years In the Col
vlllo country, north of Spokane, and
is a mining man. He was Inquiring
particularly about mineral in thl
section, although he may also take
Interests In lands. Tbe climate of
this valley appeals strongly to the
gentleman, and If be locates here
will be a deciding factor In the mat
ter.
Want Correct Addresses
Vacationists leaving tbe city for
a few days and wishing their mall
forwarded to them by the Roseburg
poatofflce are reqested to leave a
correct forwarding address. The
mistake has been made as leaving
as an address the name of some
small resort in the mountains or on
the coast where there is no post
office as many of these small places
reeeie their mail series through
some larger town. It Is therefore
reqested that persons be certain of
the sddress before leaving the for
warding card at the local office,
thus relieving the clerks of any un
necessary troble in forwarding the
mall.
Traveling In a Bungalow
The "rambling bungalow,' a house
on wheels, arrived here today from
the north. In the unique car travels
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cutter and Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Rising and two
children. Their homes are in Wind
sor Locks, Connecticut. The house
on wheels In which the two families
travel Is completely equipped with
every convenience, easy chairs, beds,
and a huge spot light for lighting
purposes, making a comfortable
home while traveling on the road or
camping. The party has been on the
road six weeks and are taking the
trip by easy stages.
LIST OF CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Ho"-ard Gallop, labor, Dist.
No. 65
Cho.iey Andrus, lumber,
Dist. No. 2
Mathews Welding Wks, weld
ing, Dist. No. 2
Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl.,
Dist. No. 2
Walter Haines, freight, Dist.
No. 7 14.14
Kydell & Bossea, Supl.,
Dist. No. 7
G. W. Rlgsby, labor, Dist.
No. 17
Arthur Woolley, labor, Dist.
No. 46
Douglas Klncaid, posts. Diet.
No. 56
Road Bldrs. Equip. Co.,
Supl., Dist. No. 66
Doherty Bros., Supl., Dlst.
No. 66
Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl.,
Dist. No. 66
J. W. Harvey, labor,
Dlst. No. 65
Riddle Hwd. Co.. Supl.. Dlst.
No. 65 33.05
General Road Fund.
A.. W. Johnaon, labor S 13.50
C. V. Davis, labor 1.00
W. V. Hurst, labor 187.50
Bert Russell, labor 81.00
Merrett Senter, labor 96.00
Dnlo Howard, labor 44.00
Oeo. Yarbrough, labor 12.00
h. . Letsom, labor 42.00
Henry McKee. labor 14.00
P. Turpln, labor 16.00
Chnrley Parks, labor 12.00
Rollle Johnson, labor -8.00
Lloyd Johnson, labor 2.00
W. J. Smith, labor 112.60
V. A. Russell, labor 83.25
Roy Parks, labor 6.00
Don Denning, labor 4 2.00
J. S. C.raeey. labor 134.00
Vint Appleeate. labor 48.00
O. Daugherty. labor , 4 2.00
Ilotiert Parks, labor 20.00
H. R. Parks, labor 16 00
C. W. Groves, labor 12.75
8.00
63.76
10.50
14.85
16.55
73.12
6.50
8.75
436.84
18.2S
31.37
2.60
LOCAL NEWS.
T. O. Dixon Of blxonrllle was a
Dll1 na trial t in xui.. . i
bc99 for JtoedeportN
M.wa umm or Reedsport, who hi
been .ttriHin' in kiiainu.
la thl city left on th afternoon
.i mil.
Meets Base Ball Team
- Mr. M. Fickle met the Vernon
base ball team as they passed thru
this cty on the north bound train
this afternoon.
Here from Wilbur
Mrs. Chas. Saten and daughter of
Wilbur finent the HflV In annnlnv
. j .'' , " n
and attondlng to business matters.
tot urns Home
Mrs. W. L. Wagner who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Friend of this city, left this after
oon lor her home in Drain. .
"L'lHCTH KAMI km ..i..TTT
I say Rostbuig has a e.
What's th.o matter with Chaj iZ?
Apple Brokerage? His ,J 1
and blue "bit top" l, vibrating uu!
with Ian tunas u . .
chained to the counter vlt!t",
Ing machines are always "on ,t
lob" to sneak your .. '
grown watermelons. blackberST
strawberries. In f.... k. .. """".
circus. Everything but the.1
lemonade It's not pink, but it -.J
llelona M,l r... .-.'. Ul "
tilled water and ,. ,'?i'i0,u'
We invite you to visit Itosebw.
only circus. vurn
CHAS. LERRY'S APPLE BROKPn
AGE. Onine .11 .h .1. "nUKE-
Our Want Ads obtain result.
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Your Safe Deposit Box
Do you have a Safe Depcsit Box
for your valuables? If Bot, now
is the time to rent one in our
Safe Deposit Vault. The Cost is
not high Only $2.00 and up per
year.
The Roseburg Naiional Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
iiiiis
H rale-
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EYES
TESTED.
If you wear glasses you should nave your eyes tested often. The
glasses you were fitted with last year may not fit your eyes to
day. Your lenses may need changing.
We will be glad to have you come In. Our expert will see If
your glasses fit your eyes NOW.
Prices are very reasonable.
Our jewelry possesses quality and our WORD Is our BOND.
BTJBAR BROTHERS
L. Morrison, labor..
Wm. Lentz. labor
R. L. Matthews, labor....
t-eslle McDaniel. labor
Cal Dalley. labor
Rollle Johnson, labor
Chas. Dysert. labor
(To Be Continued.)
4.00
5.00
5S0
8.50
8.75
6.00
8.00
See Lerry, apnlebroker. for the
famous Utah peach, grown on the
Hotel impqua farm. For eatlne and
moiling.
NEW TODAY
TO LOAV IMS on rood farm secur-
.tv...M elxht Percent. Phone !74.
r't SAt.li TW-o brood mnvc I? f
I'rtnnon.
LOOK Snd.lte pony, 1.15. AinrfirrfTSf
""' "r sale. I rut prleea nnd no
tlie hufiness. (-. Mrrll! ivi Mill St.
LOOK All kinds nf houses and fnrm
for ssle: (asy terms; overhead ex
penses HUM; I rut prlres and an the
C. Merrill. po Mill St
W A NT V. D H y experienced ulrl. rii7
to help conic on ranch. Phone S7S.H
.-. .. , ...m-i iinKn, noseourg;.
WASTKn Steady bMrdTrs-.!-! i I
Stephens St.
So.
C.W. YOUNG AND SON
Kxtnte and Insnroare. r" a r '" co-onorate with the state
tin r.'' ii'., ... ; "nJ n'lo,"l governments In provld-
nn . Phone 41T Ing f'ioJs for the construction of
'4Ura,; r ,akB highway. By this
Ki'lt SALE Kresh Jersey cow; saddle
J e. i nam hnee .-hear. C I
Webar. Rt. 1. city. Phone 4!-nr
WNTKI Tn,n t, drive bus. Apply
t mpoua Jtotot.
WANTKle Sawyer. " lier" CfcesTtbT
l'"lt SALE cords rhnlre ftre wood,
l on s-roiind. t) delivered. Llnd-
Moom, Plxnnvllle.
LOST At rallfo- l ards, pair mid i
howed Klaasea. Finder leave at Kwb.
Review. !
FOR SALK Ftva weaned-pliJ O" '
lla.ttnas. rtt 1. WMhur, Ore.
Ii.Pl:HIKNCKD or lreaperlence.1 walt-'
m wanted. Apply In- person at
Catalans-
S00 ANYlOBAS to loaae on. snares. AJ-'
dress L it., cars News-Review.
TUESD AY-WEDNESDAY
"Alias Miss Dodd"
The storrn-and-sunshlno comedy of a lienutlful young person wb
started out to reform a nicked world, but wound up by falling In
love.
STARRING WINSOME
Edith Roberts
AND
Fatty Arbuckle
WILL TREAT YOU TO O.NE BIO LAVCH VUOM START K
FIX ISH.
TheGaage,
THE BIGGER THEY ARE THE HARDER THkThU
ALSO
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